• Before connecting to Wi-Fi , make sure that the DNS, IP and Proxy settings are set to "automatic", "DHCP" or "dynamic".
• If you've ever logged in or changed your password clear the Wi-Fi and set it up again .
• Note to users @technovabarcelona.org: This domain cannot connect to eduroam outside of La Salle because it does not belong to education. eduroam only guarantees access to teachers and students. Use <username>@technovabarcelona.org as your username if you are on Campus and this is your user's domain.
• It is normal that in one center the eduroam does not work with the configuration of another center. This is why you should remove Wi-Fi and reconfigure it for the new center you are visiting. You can ask for the eduroam configuration guide at the center where you go.

Verify the Ramon Llull University certificate:

Server Name	radius.url.edu
Issuer Name	GIANT OV RSA CA 4
organization	"Universidad" Ramon Llull
Expiry date	Dec 17, 2025
Digital footprint SHA-256	5A:88:F8:D8:51:F0:76:DE:05:49:60:09:64:1B:8A:05:E1:F7:07:33:1A:C3:6D:59:5D:75:9B:AE:04:1C:54:A2

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How to connect to eduroam

Windows

1. Click the Wi-Fi network icon in the lower-right corner of the taskbar.

   

2. Select eduroam from the list of wireless networks and click on "connect".

   

3. Enter your university email: <username>@salle.url.edu, <username>@students.salle.url.edu or <user>@ext.salle.url.edu depending on your profile and password.

 

5. Accept the signature of the certificate in the dialogue box that will appear after entering the credentials. The message may vary depending on the version of Windows may not appear.

6. If you still can't connect after these steps, we recommend clearing your Wi-Fi and setting it up again: go to the Wi-Fi options and right-click on the Eduroam Wi-Fi. Then we will click on "forget network" and finally we will have to access again by following the steps.

If you're having trouble signing in after following the steps above, look for the error message that your device gives you.

If you get an authentication error or incorrect credentials, check that you're using the correct username and password.

If you still have problems, you can contact helpdesk@salleurl.edu to solve the problem. You can also try following the steps to connect to the app to avoid making a mistake in the procedure.

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Android

1. Access the list of Wi-Fi networks on your Android.
2. Select eduroam from the list.
3. Fill in the fields with the following information:

• EAP method : PEAP or Protected EAP
• Phase 2 authentication : MSCHAPV2
• Certificate status: Trust from the first use. 
  • Note: In non-standard versions of Android (Samsung OneUI, Xiaomi MIUI, etc.), the name may vary.
  • If you don't see this option, you can select "Do not verify" or also "System certificates" + "Do not verify" (not recommended)
• Domain (if required): radius.url.edu
• Identity: <user>@salle.url.edu, <user>@students.salle.url.edu, or <user>@ext.salle.url.edu
• Anonymous identity: <user>@salle.url.edu, <user>@students.salle.url.edu, or <user>@ext.salle.url.edu
  • You can find out your username by logging into Microsoft account or throught login.salle.url.edu.
• password

      4. Accept the certificate if required. 

  

Eduroam configuration with student domain. Secure method: Certificate validated.	Configuration of eduroam with internal POI/PAS domain. Not recommended: Unvalidated certificate.

   

If you're having trouble signing in after following the steps above, look for the error message that your device gives you.

If you get an authentication error or incorrect credentials, check that you're using the correct username and password.

If you still have problems, you can contact helpdesk@salleurl.edu to solve the problem. You can also try following the steps to connect to the app to avoid making a mistake in the procedure.

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Apple: macOS and iOS

Note: You may need to delete previous eduroam certificates.

1. In the settings panel, click on the Wi-Fi network icon.
2. Select the eduroam network.
3. Enter the university username: <user>@salle.url.edu, <user>@students.salle.url.edu or <user>@ext.salle.url.edu.
4. Enter the password and accept the certificate.

If you're having trouble signing in after following the steps above, look for the error message that your device gives you.

If you get an authentication error or incorrect credentials, check that you're using the correct username and password.

If you still have problems, you can contact helpdesk@salleurl.edu to solve the problem. You can also try following the steps to connect to the app to avoid making a mistake in the procedure.

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LINUX/UNIX

Depending on the desktop environment installed, the configuration window may vary.

1. Access the menu of available Wi-Fi networks
2. Select "eduroam"
3. Enter the following parameters

• Security: WPA2 Enterprise
• Authentication: Protected EAP (PEAP)
• Anonymous identity: <user>@salle.url.edu or <user>@students.salle.url.edu or <user>@ext.salle.url.edu.
• Domain: radius.url.edu
• CA Certificate: (None) / Do Not Validate / Not Required / Trust from First Use
• PEAP version: Automatic
• Username: <user>@salle.url.edu, <user>@students.salle.url.edu, or <user>@ext.salle.url.edu
• Password: Your password

 

If you're having trouble signing in after following the steps above, look for the error message that your device gives you.

If you get an authentication error or incorrect credentials, check that you're using the correct username and password.

If you still have problems, you can contact helpdesk@salleurl.edu to solve the problem. You can also try following the steps to connect to the app to avoid making a mistake in the procedure.